Category: Business

  • Malaysia now has extra circumstances per million folks than India

    Malaysia now has extra circumstances per million folks than India

    SINGAPORE — Malaysia’s daily Covid-19 cases are climbing rapidly and have surpassed India’s on one critical measure, according to statistics site Our World in Data. India has been experiencing a devastating second wave since April and has the world’s second largest Covid caseload. The country’s daily case count, while trending downward, has remained elevated at…

  • Commerce Secretary assured that the US can increase semiconductor manufacturing

    Commerce Secretary assured that the US can increase semiconductor manufacturing

    Trade Minister Gina Raimondo on Tuesday expressed confidence in the efforts of the Biden government to increase semiconductor manufacturing in the United States In an interview with CNBC’s Mad Money, Raimondo said the global chip scarcity that has rocked a number of industries shows the need for America to increase domestic manufacturing capacity and become…

  • Why Jim Cramer says to maintain shopping for dips within the inventory market

    Why Jim Cramer says to maintain shopping for dips within the inventory market

    Investors should take advantage of market pullbacks in the near-term, CNBC’s Jim Cramer said Tuesday, suggesting there’s a range of positive catalysts that will propel stocks higher. “The stock market runs on cycles. When you have this many running at once, the averages tend to be pretty darn resilient,” the “Mad Money” host said, shortly…

  • The FAA downgrades Mexico’s flight security ranking and bans new flights from the nation’s airways

    The FAA downgrades Mexico’s flight security ranking and bans new flights from the nation’s airways

    Landing of an airplane of the airline Aeromexico La Laguna at Mexico City International Airport. Gerrardo Vieyra | NurPhoto | Getty Images The Federal Aviation Administration said Tuesday it had downgraded its flight safety rating for Mexico and banned that country’s airlines from operating in the United States The decision is causing new headaches for…

  • Retailers’ range pledges put extra Black-owned manufacturers on cabinets

    Retailers’ range pledges put extra Black-owned manufacturers on cabinets

    Cora and Stefan Miller started a hair care company after they had their son, Kade, and struggled to find hair products for him. Young King Hair Care is now sold by Walmart and Target. When Cora Miller had her son, she discovered the baby had a full head of hair — and found few products…

  • United says home leisure fares are topping 2019 ranges

    United says home leisure fares are topping 2019 ranges

    A United Airlines Holdings Inc. employee helps a traveler at a ticket counter for Hawaii at San Francisco International Airport (SFO) in San Francisco, California, U.S., on Thursday, Oct. 15, 2020. David Paul Morris | Bloomberg | Getty Images Summer vacations are getting more and more expensive as travelers return from the long pandemic lull.…

  • How we chosen the checklist of firms

    How we chosen the checklist of firms

    The Disruptor 50 list’s mission has always been to identify fast-growing, innovative startups en route to the next generation of large publicly traded companies. But in 2020 it got ridiculous. Twelve of the 50 companies named the 2020 Disruptor 50 are now publicly traded companies. Four more have announced that they will go public through…

  • The US ought to dig deeper into the speculation that Covid got here from a Wuhan laboratory, says a former Clinton official

    The US ought to dig deeper into the speculation that Covid got here from a Wuhan laboratory, says a former Clinton official

    The U.S. should play a bigger role in getting to the bottom of the theory that Covid-19 first leaked from a virology lab in Wuhan, China, Atlantic Council senior fellow Jamie Metzl told CNBC on Monday. “Right now the World Health Assembly is meeting and the United States should do everything possible with our allies…

  • Provide chains may return to China whereas Covid revives in India and Vietnam

    Provide chains may return to China whereas Covid revives in India and Vietnam

    According to an economist, the Covid-19 resurgence in some parts of Asia could transform China’s wealth. Previously, the US-China trade war had resulted in companies moving their supply chains out of China and relocating their production and distribution networks for products and services. As a result, countries like Vietnam and India benefited when companies opened…

  • Individuals use social media to seek out hospitals and medicines

    Individuals use social media to seek out hospitals and medicines

    Family members of Vijay Raju, who died due to Covid, mourn before his cremation in the village of Giddenahalli on the outskirts of Bengaluru, India, on May 13, 2021. Samuel Rajkumar | Reuters As India’s devastating second wave of the coronavirus outbreak overwhelmed the healthcare system, desperate users turned to social media to seek help…